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2024-04-17 18:50:30| Engadget

The surreal puzzle game Lorelei and the Laser Eyes hits the Nintendo Switch and PC on May 16, as revealed at Nintendos Indie World Showcase event. This is a big deal, as the games being developed by Simogo, the company behind the mind-blowing adventure Sayonara Wild Hearts, which was one of our favorite titles of 2019. Its also being published by Annapurna Interactive, who helped steward games like Stray, Open Roads and Cocoon to digital store shelves. Lorelei and the Laser Eyes was originally teased a couple of years back and looks to be a more frightening experience than Sayonara Wild Hearts. The games title is quite literal, as you play as someone named Lorelei who has, wait for it, laser eyes. Its set inside of a mysterious mansion, with a mostly black-and-white color palette. It looks positively soaked in vibes. There are all kinds of different puzzles to solve as you explore this mansion, so expect the gameplay to change on a dime, just like Sayonara Wild Hearts. Despite the brand-new trailer, much of the title is still soaked in mystery, which is likely a purposeful move by the devs and publisher. We do know that its non-linear, so you can explore and solve puzzles at your own pace. This is Simogos ninth game. In addition to Sayonara Wild Hearts, the Swedish company made Year Walk, The Sailors Dream and Device 6. All of these games toyed with surreal imagery and unique gameplay mechanics, and Lorelei and the Laser Eyes most definitely follows suit. Theres no price yet, but eager players can already wishlist it on Steam.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/lorelei-and-the-laser-eyes-by-sayonara-wild-hearts-devs-comes-out-on-may-19-165030366.html?src=rss


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